Jeremiah Johnson, assistant professor of data science, presented a paper titled "Structured Prediction Using cGANs with Fusion Discriminator" at the 2019 International Conference for Learning Representations (ICLR) in New Orleans.

Geneia President Heather Staples Lavoie delivered the keynote address at UNH Manchester's 34th annual commencement ceremony, which celebrated the achievements of 288 anticipated graduates on Thursday. Congratulations, Class of 2019!

Mike Judge '19G has been interested in protecting people and institutions from threats since joining the United States Marine Corps as a 20-year-old college student. That desire to protect progressed into a career in cybersecurity, a field in need of professionals due to the growing frequency and severity of cyber attacks and data breaches.

Kaitlyn Mastacouris and Ari Nadeau have spent several hours each week of their senior year at  Krempels Center, a community program in Portsmouth, N.H., for adults living with acquired brain injury. The ASL/English Interpreting students are paired with Claire, a member of the community who is Deaf but had been communicating via lip reading. The pair have provided interpreting while also learning from Claire as they go.

English Teaching major Kathryn Sampson '19 shares her experiences studying abroad at the University of Cambridge in England this summer.

Manchester middle and high school students gathered at UNH Manchester on August 1 to celebrate their graduation from EXCELL in STEM, a five-week summer program combining English language skill building with hands-on lab and classroom activities.

The University of New Hampshire at Manchester recognized the academic achievements of more than 120 students at the 2019 Honors Convocation on Tuesday.

After a year and a half in a teacher preparation program, it was an introductory American Sign Language (ASL) course that inspired Shayla Radcliffe (Gannon) '15 to change her career path. Now, the ASL/English Interpreting alumna brings her passion to her work as a staff interpreter at The Children’s Center for Communication – Beverly School for the Deaf.

The University of New Hampshire at Manchester is expanding its workforce development efforts in bioengineering with the launch of its new Millyard Scholars Program, which provides scholarships and research opportunities to high-achieving students interested in the field of biotechnology. The Millyard Scholars Program is accepting applicants for fall 2019.

The University of New Hampshire will expand its commitment to New Hampshire students by offering the Granite Guarantee to graduates from the Community College System of New Hampshire as of December 2018 and beyond.